Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-01-14
LOCAL MATTERS

ganization numbers 4O0O members, divl-
ded into 217 companies.
We had hoped to find time to say
something about the Waterville bridge
this week, but did not succeed.
Farmers are reported to be blowing
down in Tennessee. So are we-with
snow plows and IS inches to sub.soil.
Josh Jillings once said "a nu milch
COW is stepmother tn every mans baby"
and there is much force in the assertion.
The store keepers OF Button have de
clared war on the dude by refusing to sell
cigaretts alter their present stock is sold
out
Look out for the English rabbits.
There are fifty OF them in this country
now, but II they are left alone there will
be 10000, ,OOO.-Lima Times.
The Ladies Centennial Society will
hold their next social at the residen ce of
Mrs. II. A. Hamilton, Friday afternoon,
Jan. 2lst. All are cordially invited.
Supper served from six to eight o'clock.
Money toLoan. Inquire of
II. E. PECK, Agent.
Mr.. VIM. Crooks subdued mouse
colered poney 'shapes up" just like n
COW. biggest in the middle, and has
coat of wool just like sheep. He is
almost old enough to vote.
"A gentleman who has just returned
from Germany, says there lie good point
and bad point about German cof-
fee. The good point is that il contains no
chIcory; the bad point is that ii contains
no coffee.
Numerous sleighing parties, with
horns, brass bands, COW bells, etc., have
passed through the streets of nights this
week. Sounded like we were in the
midst of red-hot political campaign
but it did not feel that way.
Walter Fowler's paper, the Nelson
County Capital, of Dec. 30, among other
things says the thermometer indicated 42
degrees below, at times, and wheat was
selling at so cents per bu.hel. Ex-
treems will meet occasionally.
lie knew when 10 leave-"Now, Jamie,
you mustn't stay at the Jewetl'S until you
wear your welcome out" said fond
mother. al know when TO come home,
replied the youth; you don't catch me
staying after they begin to talk slow. -
lid Bits.
Mercury got down TO IL below zero
on Monday morning, but the January thaw
struck us yesterday with rain and slee;
last night. II this l6 AN IS inches of anow
should go off wltha rain, and brake up
Is inches Of ice etanG from under
the bridges.
1t is n wicked newspaper man of De-
troil who said that woman oil that city
recently tied IL pedometer to her chin, aud
discovered that she talked twenty FIVE
miles between breakfast and lunch. Prob
ably one of her lady friends came in tc
make call of five minutes.
1T is an i'll wind that blows no on,
good." A Nebraska man was carried Al
miles by a clycloue aud dropped into !
widows front yard. He married the wild
ow ami returned home worth $4,000
more than wien lie started. elbow v,
winds of morning, blow ye winds hi @,
blow this way.
The Delinquent land Sale in fIancocl
county for the year 1856 is very small
Only Sc pieces Of land and l19 town LOT
were advertised. In Wood, Henry, Def
ance, Allen Hardin, Seneca aud Crawfort
couiies, the delinquent list is nearly fv,
times ns large as in Hancock. -Findlo
J.6ersonidn.
| While We are wresiliag with about ]
inches Of snow, and more coming ever
day or two. in California the flowers stil
give out their fragrance and the grass !
green. This leads the California papers t
bring oul their sterolyped articles, entitled
california as Winter resort"
| -W0iiord Post installed their officers o
Monday evening with good ATTENDING
from town, but few from outside. Cap
Warren Gum and comrade ID. II. Perrin
Of Mitchell Post, Soutl, Toledo, ofliclate,
as installing officers. A fac-aemile oil
time campfire supper was served and
so ID lime generally.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Speciacl,
Special attention given 10 Repairing. A
Warranted. JOHN zURFLUH,
80 Monroe ST. Toledo
"A woman ia bound TO have the la,
word. When the editor OF tie Pcapin re
monstrated with the principal contribute
TO the Poets Corner of Ills valuable slee
for writing on both sides of her paper, sh
quietly retorted: "Well, and don't yo,
print on both sides of yours ~ Bos,o
Transcript.
The Teras Shifings makes suggestion
in regard TO ladies hats, and illustrates til
same, that is unique and poinled-npware
"If they must wear tall hats in n theatre
give MS something novel 10 look at"
says, and The illustrations are churcl
sleeple, Liberty Enlightening the World
and Cleopara'S Needle, each with sprig
and leaf or two for base at the head.
Never defer until Tomorrow wha
should he attended TO to-day. A sligh
cough shouldn't be neglected when Dl
Bulfs Cough Syrup will cure il.
The readers Of our publication are re
quesied 10 use Salvation OIL for any an
nll pains. II is Il sure cure and costs onl
25 cents.
The wonderful popularity attained By
Hoods Calendar last year, will be repeat
ed by IIood's Household Calendar-Al Almar
&C for 1887, just published. A happle
combination of calendar and almanac, @
beauty and utility. of art and advertlsin 8
has seldom been produced. The Lowell,